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Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. A literary celebrity during his lifetime, Stevenson remains popular for his celebrated contributions to the adventure and horror : Unforgotten Classics. Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson was born at Edinburgh, Scotland, on Novem He was a sickly youth, and an only son, for whom his parents had high hopes.
When at last Stevenson was able to attend school, he did extremely well and entered the university at sixteen. (–94). Although he only lived to the age of 44, Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson had a great impact on the world of literature.
Some of his best-known works were for children. They include the adventure tales Treasure Island, published inand Kidnapped (). Robert Louis Stevenson was one of the critically acclaimed authors from Scotland, who was well known for writing some of the popular works based on the poetry, fiction, and travel genres.
He was highly praised and celebrated as an author, but in spite of that he was treated as a second class novelist following the events of the First World War. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, prodigally gifted in all that relates to tale-writing pure and simple, an essayist of such perfection that perhaps only Lamb is his peer, and a poet who has stirred the sensibilities of the Anglo-Saxon race on their most human side, lived less than forty-five years.
He was born in Edinburgh on the thirteenth of November in the yearand he died near Apia, in the. The Victorian poet and novelist Robert Louis Stevenson once said, ""Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant."" The author of the magical A Child's Garden of Verses and the chilling The Strange Case of Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Stevenson indeed planted powerful literary seeds -- that grew into undisputed classics. The novel went on to be serialized in a boys' magazine and was published as a book in It is surely no accident that Stevenson found narrative luck on the first occasion for which we have any.
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It's also a great book to read aloud to teenagers. About Robert Louis Stevenson. Robert Louis Stevenson was born in Edinburgh in Scotland in and died in Samoa in of a brain hemorrhage. He travelled widely, wrote prolifically across a number of genres and loved life, with all its problems and disappointments, as well as its joys.
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Robert Louis Stevenson is best known as the author of the children's classic Treasure Island (), and the adult horror story, The Strange Case of Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (). Both of these novels have curious origins. A map of an imaginary island gave Stevenson the idea for the first story, and a nightmare supplied the premise of the second.
Robert Louis Stevenson freely admitted that in writing "Treasure Island," he stole from the best: Daniel Defoe, Edgar Allan Poe, Washington Irving and other masters of spine-tingling adventure.
Three of Robert Louis Stevenson's books stood out from the rest and became so famous as to now be household names across the world, even inspiring many other authors of his time.
The first one is " Treasure Island", this book has been made into many movies and millions of copies have been sold. Robert Louis Stevenson was born on Novemin Edinburgh, Scotland, the son of a noted lighthouse builder and harbor engineer.
Though healthy at birth, Stevenson soon became a victim of constant breathing problems that later developed into tuberculosis, a sometimes fatal disease that attacks the lungs and bones.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - A new legislative proposal in North Dakota is aimed at parents with children in day care.
Rep. Pamela Anderson says businesses that pay corporate income taxes would get credit for reimbursing employees for their child care costs. Anderson says the bill helps businesses who help employees. She says child care is such a big workforce issue.
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Q: Why does this regex replace remove a symbol at the start, but not at the end? I am trying to remove the apostrophes from this string: "'234324234234234236548723adf83287942'".
I am trying to use this:
var specialId = otherSpecialId[0].trim().replace(/^[']*$/,'');

to try and get "234324234234234236548723adf83287942".
But I can't seem to crack it. How do I remove the apostrophes (')?

A: You need to replace ' by nothing in that case. Currently you are replacing the whole string when it starts with a '.
So
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might work. Or
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if you only want to replace those in the start and end.

A: This should work
otherSpecialId[0].trim().replace(/'/g, '')

A: Just use ' on it's own with the global modifier:
var specialId = otherSpecialId[0].trim().replace(/'/g,'');

Alternatively, if the quotes are always at the start and end, you don't need to use a regex at all:
var specialId = otherSpecialId[0].trim().slice(1, -1);

*

*slice() - MDN docs

'Some people, when confronted with a problem, think "I know, I'll use regular expressions." Now they have two problems.' — Jamie Zawinski

A: This works
var str = "'234324234234234236548723adf83287942'";
var rep = str.replace(/'/g,"");
alert(rep);

http://jsfiddle.net/jasongennaro/qyHth/
The g tells it to be greedy... and replace every instance of '.

A: replace(/'/g,"");
This replaces all [ ' ] with Empty String
'/g' is global flag and needed for replecement of all occurences not only the first one
Working Example JSFiddle
var input = "\"'234324234234234236548723adf83287942'\"";

alert("Before replace :  " + input);

input = input.replace(/'/g,"");

alert("Aftwer replace :  " + input);

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Remember when the threat of a federal government shutdown seemed like a big deal? Then came the debt-ceiling crisis in August, when Congress flirted with default and triggered financial market calamities. Now, the specter of Eurozone meltdown makes a technical U.S. default - from political pig-headedness rather than bankruptcy - seem almost mild.
"People have seen a catastrophe du jour," U.S. Rep. Tom Rooney, R-Tequesta, said in an interview. "There might be a Chicken Little effect to it. ... To be honest, I'm getting sick of it, too."
For once, the impasse, which could have shut down the government at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, didn't go to the 11th hour. GOP leaders in the House realized that they were losing the PR battle by insisting that a cash infusion to keep the Federal Emergency Management Agency solvent be offset by cuts elsewhere. Democrats pointed out that offsets never had been required for emergency spending. People affected by fires in Texas and flooding from storms Irene and Lee in New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont and elsewhere had no patience as FEMA's emergency fund dwindled toward zero.
So Republicans declared victory and got out, once FEMA's accountants found enough cash to get through the end of the fiscal year on Friday. Still, even the abbreviated fight over FEMA set a petty precedent, which reinforced the public perception that Congress can't get the most basic work done. Congress needed to pass a "continuing resolution" to keep the government operating after Friday because Congress has not passed any of the dozen appropriations bills for the 2011-12 budget.
Theoretically, failure to enact those bills on time is acceptable this year. That's because the bipartisan "supercommittee" is writing a budget bill, due to Congress by Thanksgiving for an up-or-down vote by Christmas, that would achieve the $4 trillion debt-reduction deal that President Obama shunned in December 2010 and House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, walked away from in July.
To get a bigger budget deal by Dec. 31, Congress would have to cut entitlements and raise taxes. How hard would that be? This week, Congress almost shut down the government over a no-brainer like disaster relief. Americans might have yawned at this most recent "catastrophe du jour," but damage from not reaching a debt-reduction deal would stretch on for years.
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Stories That Were Not Apparent Suddenly Pop Out with GIS
The jobless rate from the local government was geocoded and displayed by location on a map.
The map showed editors and reporters exactly where the "story" was.
GIS saved the newspaper time and resources.
The Philadelphia Inquirer's John Duchneskie says that finding a meaningful story can sometimes be more difficult than you would think. As the graphics editor for the daily newspaper serving the metropolitan area of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he works with the writing staff to investigate stories. Every day, the paper is tasked with finding news that will hook readers and keep them coming back for more.
Though Philadelphia's wealthiest suburbs are faring better than other regions in the area, unemployment has risen dramatically along the Main Line.
Each afternoon, Duchneskie sits in a news meeting discussing the planned investigations and which stories will be considered. During one meeting, Jane Von Bergen, an Inquirer business writer, had an idea to take a look at unemployment, an area of focus for her. Von Bergen was interested in using Route 202, a main highway linking Pennsylvania and New Jersey, as a "clothesline" for individual vignettes about people who have been affected by the recent recession. Unemployment in four counties in the area exceeds that of the national average. Seven counties recorded increases larger than the national increase of 1.2 percentage points over the past year.
"In fact, all 11 counties have posted higher unemployment rates than the previous year," says Von Bergen.
When the recession began in March 2008, jobless rates ranged from 3.6 percent in Chester County to 6.6 percent in Philadelphia. Fast-forward to March 2010 and the unemployment rates for the three metropolitan divisions in the Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington metropolitan statistical area were 10.4 percent (Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Duchneskie, who is a graphics designer, brought his laptop into the meeting loaded with ArcGIS, the software he uses to create illustrative maps, and data—including roads, county boundaries, unemployment, and demographic information—that would be relevant to the story. He hooked the system up to an overhead projector so Von Bergen and her editor could see the information. They started discovering trends, selecting areas, and querying data to see what was happening where. "Looking at the mapped unemployment data, we didn't see any real patterns that jumped out at us along Route 202," Duchneskie says. "What did jump out at us was the Main Line. The entire area had a high increase in the percentage of unemployment claims. Right away we could tell this was where the real story was."
The Main Line is an unofficial region of suburban Philadelphia made up of affluent towns first built along the old main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The Pennsylvania Railroad was the largest railroad by traffic and revenue in the United States throughout most of the 20th century and, at one time, was the largest publicly traded corporation in the world.
Towns that shoulder the Main Line include Bryn Mawr, Merion, and Overbrook, locations not normally associated with a discussion about unemployment claims. Gladwyne has the 14th highest per capita income in the country among places with a population of 1,000 or more. The eastern section of Villanova was ranked 39th in the Elite 100 Highest Income Neighborhoods in America with a median household income of about $367,000 (the Higley 1000).
Data displayed to investigate this trend included the rail line, Route 202, boundaries of the counties and towns, ZIP Codes within counties, and the information about the percentage change in the jobless rate from July 2007 to July 2009. Duchneskie used data included with ArcGIS and brought in jobless rate information from the local government. He geocoded the jobless rate information to the ZIP Codes and counties so it could be displayed by location on the map. Viewing the data, the reporters and editors saw there was an interesting pocket of change in employment in this area.
Finding that this pocket ran along the Main Line was intriguing. Duchneskie outlined towns along the main railroad line, and places typically containing homes with higher-than-average incomes lit up: Merion, Radnor, Wayne, Bryn Mawr, Devon. Continuing claims for unemployment benefits rose 50 percent from July 2007 to July 2009 in Philadelphia, according to state statistics. In the Main Line region, however, unemployment claims rose as much as 730 percent. As a whole, the region's claims rose 143 percent.
Finding this trend shifted the story's focus away from the highway to the railway. Once Von Bergen had a geographic focus, she went looking for real people to tell the story. She found them in a church support group for the unemployed: former bankers, executives, marketing managers, top sales representatives, and international investment directors—people with Main Line addresses and occupations that historically would not be thought to be affected by a recession.
"This is another marker that, unlike previous economic downturns that affected blue collar and young workers, this recession is affecting bankers and managers," notes Von Bergen. "Subsequently, we may be seeing a recovery taking a longer time than previously thought."
Using GIS to analyze the data to catch patterns and trends saved the newspaper time and resources. The team members were able to collaborate on their investigation while still in the office. Once they had a clearer picture of the story, they were able to pinpoint exactly where their photographer and reporter should focus their investigation.
"Without seeing the data in that manner, through the geography of it, we wouldn't have picked up on this trend," says Duchneskie. "We would have missed an important story."
For more information, contact John Duchneskie, graphics editor, the Philadelphia Inquirer (e-mail: jduchneskie@phillynews.com).
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We invite you to join us in a Service of Tenebrae on Good Friday, April 19, at 7:00 p.m. at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 120 Nate Whipple Highway, Cumberland, Rhode Island.
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If you've never made applesauce before, you might fear it is a complicated venture. I'm here to tell you it is one of the easiest things ever! I posted an approximate recipe a few years ago, but I decided to revamp the post with more specific details for folk who don't feel confident in the kitchen. You can do it!!
Use any kind of apple that you want. Golden Delicious or other soft, sweet apples will cook down more quickly. Tart apples like Granny Smith will be slower to cook down, but will add a lively bite to your sauce. Different folks like different combinations to find their ideal sauce. Me? I almost unfailingly go for what's most affordable. Whatever the mix, it always turns out delicious.
Put water, sugar, and cinnamon into a 3 or 4 quart pot and set the pot over medium heat. Peel, core and quarter apples, adding them to the pot on the stove one by one as you chop them. The whole process will go quicker if you have one of those peeler/slicer/corer gadgets, but it is not necessary.
Stir the pot occasionally. Continue to chop more apples until you've used up all your apples or your pot is full. I like to enlist my kids to help with apple-peeling. Even a 5 year old can do a good job (and be safe) with a well-designed peeler .
If your sauce starts to stick to the bottom of the pot at any time during the cooking process, turn the heat down a bit and add another half-cup or so of water. You can do this several times during the cooking process if needed. As the apples cook down, they will break up and soften and make space for even more apples. You'll be amazed at how many apples it takes to fill a pot.
Depending on how firm your apples are, it will take 45-60 minutes to cook them down into sauce once they're all in the pot. The final apples into the pot obviously won't get as much cooking time as the first ones. That's OK– that will add texture to your sauce.
Once the apples are as soft as you want them to be, there are several possible ways to finish them. If your family prefers a very smooth sauce, you can run part or all of the sauce through the blender. (It makes great baby food when completely pureed.) My family prefers a somewhat chunky sauce, so all I do is lightly mash my sauce with a potato masher, leaving some chunks intact.
— Freeze the sauce in individual containers for up to one year.
–Refrigerate sauce and use within one week.
If you'd like to try your hand at canning, but don't have an official canning pot, no problem. Any heavy pot that allows you to totally submerge your jars in water will work. There should be at least half an inch of water covering the top of every jar. Use pint jars if your pot is not big enough to submerge quarts. Just be sure to start with hot applesauce and use new canning lids and very clean jars. It is a good idea to dip your jars in boiling water before you fill them. A run through a good hot dishwasher will sterilize them as well.
Other peope have also mentioned various types of ricers and strainers you can use to speed up the processing. This way you don't have to peel or core. I've been too frugal to spring for such gadgets– I have plenty of people power! But if you are feeling overwhelmed at doing the job alone, this is a great way to speed up the work.
I don't have our canning equipment here (in storage in new state we're moving to!) … can I just cook down and then freeze?
Your blog is fabulous! I love the recipes. I might have to try this one, but what I really want to know is how you do it all. Do you have any time management tips? I only have one baby, and I have trouble getting anything done.
How many apples do you use for this quantity of water, sugar & cinnamon?
I'm not famous for much, but I regularly get compliments on my applesauce – my grandma and mama taught me to add a little vanilla to suit your taste. Now you know my family secret!
Also I don't use any water, but maybe that's just b/c I have very juicy gravensteins and we like it pretty thick; probably doesn't affect the flavor much either way.
Enjoying your blog over here in OR.
Thanks for this. I have been searching for a good receipe, but have not found one that is easy. Thanks!
I have an antique applesauce maker – I can't remember the proper name for it – but we just cut the apples in quarters, no peeling or coring. Once they are cooked we squish them through maker and voila. It makes the sauce nice and pink too! Have you ever made apple leather?
It's probably a Foley mill. But they run quite expensive and are still a lot of work, because you have to stop to empty the waste, and it's a fair bit slower than the Squeezo type. I have this one: http://www.homehardware.ca/en/rec/index.htm/Indoor-Living/Housewares/Preserving-Products/Preserving-Tools/Mills-Grinders-Acc/STRAINER-FOOD/_/N-ntjwqZ1z141c5/Ne-ntc74/No-72/R-I4418801?Num=0 They are quite a lot too but when it means I don't waste the boxes of apples given to us… so worth it! so we finally splurged and are really glad. We made 27 quarts of applesauce in a couple of hours start to finish (wash, quarter, cook, and put through this machine.) So fast. We also have a large family to feed and need the speed of processing.
Love to see all of this. We moved to a farm in the middle of this summer so I didn't get a chance to plant anything. (Wouldn't have mattered anyway. We had so much rain nothing is growing this summer.) I'm hoping for a big garden this year and your posts are inspirational. I just don't have quite the work force you do.
Anyway, I had a question. In your previous post it looked like your stove if a flat top stove. I had been told that you can't can on a flat top because it will crack your stovetop. Do you can on a flat top stove or are my eyes deceiving me?
Hi Mary! I faithfully read your blog and have a few canning questions. I also wanted to get your recipe for korean hamburger zucchini stir fry. Could you please email me privately? Thanks so much!
I made this recipe the other day. It was so good, and easy . Thank you for sharing.
My Mom cans tomatoes and applesauce similar to your method but doesn't put them in a water bath after the applesauce or tomatoes are in the cans and sealed. They always seem to be alright. What could happen if you don't process them in a boiling hot water bath?
Sue, It would be risky not to do the boiling water bath, as bacteria remaining in the jar would have a chance to survive. Botulism is one serious illness that happens when food is improperly process. Granted, it is less likely in high acid foods like applesauce, but still I think it would be unwise to skip the boiling water bath.
I have a question. Someone told me that I could just can concord grapes in water and after several months pour off the juice and drink in. Okay, I canned the grapes. They are full of juice. Why do I need to wait several months and will the whole grapes in the jar make the juice bitter.. I have the grapes so not much cost involved in trying this just time. Have you ever heard of this method of making juice?
Funny, I made applesauce almost this exact way just the other day. It was SO easy (we had the corer/peeler machine) and my kids thought it was really fun to help out!
Hey there– wondering if anyone can help me with an applesauce canning question!?
I made some last night, but made it really thick and chunky. I removed the air bubbles before the hot water bath, but now my jars are full of large air bubbles. I am guessing that they are fine since everything sealed OK, but should I be worried. I really don't want to give anyone botulism!!
Taryn, I personally would keep them close to the front of my cupboard to easily keep an eye on them, and use them within 6 months. Also of course be sure they are tightly sealed when you go to use them, but probably they will be fine.
Is the peeling actually necessary?
I prefer to peel my apples because the apples cook down faster, but it is not essential.
As mentioned in a previous post, we do not peel our apples (good fiber and no waste)-just slice in quarters, cook and put in your jars.
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Q: Custom validation not disabling the form submit button - angular 5 I've created the reactive form in angular like below and my issue is that I want to disable the form submit button if passwords doesn't match.
Form submit button code
<button [disabled]="changePasswordForm.invalid">Change password</button>

Reactive form code
this.changePasswordForm = this.fb.group({
     oldPassword: ['', [Validators.required, Validators.minLength(10)]],
     newPassword: ['', [Validators.required, Validators.minLength(10)]],
     newConfirmPassword: ['', [Validators.required, Validators.minLength(10)]]
}, {
     validator: this.passwordMatchValidator
});

Password validator code
passwordMatchValidator(AC: AbstractControl) {
    let newPassword = AC.get('newPassword').value;
    let newConfirmPassword = AC.get('newConfirmPassword').value;
    if (newPassword !== newConfirmPassword) {
      console.log("Passwords doesn't match.");
    } else {
      console.log("Passwords matched.");
    }
 }

Until user enters the passwords of minimum length of 10 characters, the submit button of form is not getting enabled. But even if the passwords doesn't match, the form button is getting enabled. What logic I am missing here?
Thank you for your help.

A: Your signature is passwordMatchValidator(AC: AbstractControl) but you seem to bind your validator to your form.
Otherwise, you're not returning anything from your validator, how do you expect it to validate ? Try this.
passwordMatchValidator(AC: AbstractControl) {
  let newPassword = AC.get('newPassword').value;
  let newConfirmPassword = AC.get('newConfirmPassword').value;
  return { passwordMismatch: newPassword !== newConfirmPassword };
}


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Q: How to verify given string is valid JsonArray using a net.sf.json library I am using net.sf.json library for json To java and vice-versa conversion
i have a following string:
String jsonStr = "{\"name\" : \"abc\",\"address\"  : \"def\"}";    // line 1

I tried to verify above string as valid json array using below code :
JSONArray arr = JSONArray.fromObject(jsonStr);      // line 2
System.out.println(arr.isArray());       // line 3

But i get the following exception at line 2
Exception in thread "main" net.sf.json.JSONException: A JSONArray text must start with '[' at character 1 of {"name" : "abc","address"  : "def"}
    at net.sf.json.util.JSONTokener.syntaxError(JSONTokener.java:527)
    at net.sf.json.JSONArray._fromJSONTokener(JSONArray.java:1146)
    at net.sf.json.JSONArray._fromString(JSONArray.java:1226)
    at net.sf.json.JSONArray.fromObject(JSONArray.java:151)
    at net.sf.json.JSONArray.fromObject(JSONArray.java:129)
    at com.example.WsClient.main(WsClient.java:2) //

Now there is no static method in JSONArray class to verify it as valid json string, so i have to create a json array and then verify it. But i am getting the exception while creating the array.
Then how can i use this method ?
How can i verify that above string is a valid json Array ?
EDIT : Currently the string is an object but if i create a method with String as argument to convert to a jsonArray. How can i verify the string as valid json array?

A: From net.sf.json.JSONArray.fromObject() docu:

Throws: JSONException - if the object can not be converted to a proper
  JSONArray.

So you already validated your string via exception, and you know this is not a JSON valid array string. If you get this JSON string as method argument you could re-throw the exception (by your method), or handle locally (by returning null).
isArray() method is part of the Interface JSON which is implemented by JSONArray.

boolean  isArray()
            Returns true if this object is a JSONArray, false otherwise.

I am expecting you can call this later if you have actually valid parsed JSON array and if your object is JSONArray.
What I am trying to say you don't need special check if this string is valid. You have two solutions:
public XXX parseYourString(String json) throws net.sf.json.JSONException {
    JSONArray arr = JSONArray.fromObject(json);
    // do something with arr and return custom result
}

or:
public XXX parseYourString(String json) {
    XXX xxx = new XXX();
    try {
          JSONArray arr = JSONArray.fromObject(json);

          // do something with arr

    } catch (JSONException ex) {
        return null;
    }
    return xxx;
}

A: You can check it like this:
public boolean isValid(String jsonString)
{
    boolean valid = false;
    try {
        JSONArray.fromObject(jsonString)
        valid = true;
    }
    catch(JSONException ex) {
        valid = false;
    }
    return valid;
}


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Chelsea 0 West Ham United 1
An Aaron Cresswell goal was good enough to secure a famous win at Stamford Bridge - West Ham's first at Chelsea since September 2002.
Jermain Defoe and Paolo Di Canio were the goalscorers on the last occasion a West Ham team tasted success at the Bridge - but this time there were several heroes in claret and blue.
And it would be hard to deny that the biggest of those was a debutant making his first Premier League appearance at the Tender age of 33!
David Martin - son of former Hammer Alvin - was called into the team earlier this week following the recent poor form of regular reserve Roberto, himself standing in for the injured Lukasz Fabianski.
And the former Millwall man marked his first appearance for the Hammers with a clean sheet before leaving the pitch in tears, overcome after helping the Hammers to a priceless win.
That win came courtesy of a wonderful strike from Aaron Cresswell, who cut inside before firing across Kepa to score the only goal of the game less than two minutes into the second half.
And although Chelsea will no doubt point to the match statistics illustrating how much possession they enjoyed, it it wasn't for the Blues' goalkeeper - and VAR - the defeat for Frank Lampard's side might've been even more comprehensive.
Michail Antonio, who had a fabulous game, could've opened the scoring midway through the first half with a header but was denied by a brilliant stop from the Spanish international.
And he was to be denied after the break - and after Cresswell had opened the scoring - by the Video Assistant Referee, which determined he'd handled the ball on the way ro converting a Robert Snodgrass cross.
Meanwhile Martin - who ended the game in tears before heading towards the stand where he embraced his father, Alvin - barely had a save to make, although was on hand to do so whenever called upon.
The win takes West Ham up to 13th in the Premier League, just three points behind sixth-places Wolverhampton Wanderers.
West Ham Utd: Martin, Fredericks, Balbuena, Ogbonna, Cresswell, Rice, Noble, Snodgrass, Fornals (Masuaku 83), Anderson (Yarmolenko 71), Antonio (Haller 76).
Subs not used: Roberto, Zabaleta, Sanchez, Ajeti.
Goals: Cresswell (48).
Booked: Fornals, Yarmolenko, Cresswell.
Chelsea: Kepa, James, Tomori, Zouma, Emerson, Jorginho (Kante 63), Kovacic, Pedro (Willian 63), Pulisic, Mount, Giroud (Hudson-Odoi 71).
Subs not used: Caballero, Azpilicueta, Christensen, Batshauyi.
Referee: Jonathan Moss.
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A gold wedding ring that symbolises love and family?
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At this level we don't have a skill - and we are not even aware of the fact. We don't even understand that the skill actually exists. Many instructors are at this level with business skills and more advanced training skills. These instructors can't yet imagine that they could offer a better service, earn more money or gain more job satisfaction.
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So how come the leaflets worked for me?
People who allow themselves to stay stuck at this level lack belief in themselves and the vision to change their own world. Not a problem if you are happy to go through life as a passenger - but if you want a bit more control you have to ACT.
This is where it starts to happen for you... But often where you need the most resilience. You have to work hard to ensure that you keep up your training, marketing and sales strategies.
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Why would you want your customers to take fewer lessons!
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The cheapest 'headboard only' franchise options offer a 'brand' and virtually nothing else... And for this you pay anything up to £100 per week! (typically £40 to £60) They are backed by national advertising, but do you really want to be paying for advertising in other regions?
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Class War? What Americans Really Think about Economic Inequality
John Benson is not totally convinced by this analysis, but appreciates its challenging stance
This is a small book with very big aims. Provocatively titled and competitively priced, it takes as its starting point the age-old conundrum - for the Left at least - as to why there has been no class war in the US. The question is particularly pertinent and perplexing today, argue Benjamin Page and Lawrence Jacobs, because of the way in which economic inequality has been increasing since the 1970s. As they point out, many commentators now divide Americans into two opposing groups: unbending advocates of free markets, and uncompromising supporters of government intervention.
It is a dichotomy that Page and Jacobs reject out of hand. Drawing upon what they describe as "a warehouse of data" (including their own Inequality Survey), they argue that there exists a broad consensus - among both Democrats and Republicans, both rich and poor - that something is wrong, and that something needs to be done. Their message, hammered home time and time again, is: "Most Americans are aware of high and increasing economic inequality. Most are unhappy about it. Most favor a wide range of concrete, pragmatic government programs when their well-being is threatened or opportunity is blocked by forces beyond their control. Most are willing to pay taxes to foot the bill."
The majority of their countrymen and women, they conclude, are at once "philosophical conservatives" and "pragmatic egalitarians".
These are bold claims. If the authors are right in their analysis, it would help to explain the impossibility of "class war" in America. It would also raise profound questions about the supposed exceptionalism of American social welfare thinking and, of course, about the quality of the country's democratic and decision-making processes. "The mystery", for Page and Jacobs, "is how politicians can get away with tax policies that are so out of harmony with the wishes of the American public."
But how convincing is their analysis? The authors offer no explanation as to what they mean by class or class consciousness (or class war). It is striking, for instance, that they use their findings about Americans' widespread recognition of, and hostility towards, economic inequality to sustain, rather than challenge, the notion that warnings about class war are "nonsense".
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Class War? What Americans Really Think about Economic Inequality is, as Page and Jacobs themselves recognise, "an unusual book to come from a university press". With its sometimes folksy style and its relentlessly explicit message, this volume will not be to everybody's taste. But one should not judge it by the standards that one would normally apply to the product of a major academic publisher. It should be read, not as a carefully balanced contribution to the literature, but as a polemic, as a challenge, as a call to arms.
By Benjamin I. Page and Lawrence R. Jacobs
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As we're in the midst of the "Shirts and Shirtmaking" theme for the #CurvyYearofSewing, it seemed apropos to share one of my latest shirts with you. I've been working on my fall/winter vintage casual wardrobe for some time and this shirt fits right into it. It's still a bit warm where I live in California, but this short-sleeved shirt will be a great transitional and layering piece for me as we move into cooler weather.
Aside from grading up, I did a full bicep adjustment, which I do for nearly every pattern with sleeves. I added some extra ease to the side seams and omitted the back darts. This is a fairly fitted shirt pattern and I wanted it to be roomier. I also lengthened the shirt, but ended up cutting down the length as I used vintage snaps and didn't have enough for the longer altered length. None of these alterations took much time.
This was a fairly simple shirt to construct. The western yokes do take a bit of time to complete, but the instructions are well written and easy to comprehend which helps ensure that you can complete the task. I added piping to the yokes which I think helps to make them easier to sew. I wasn't sure how to finish the yoke seams, so I hand sewed rayon seam binding. I need to work a little on mitering the corners of my piping, which I actually did with the western shirt that I made after this one from a vintage pattern. Aside from the fancy bat wing yokes, the shirt construction is similar to other collared shirt patterns.
I like the fit after the alterations that I made. I didn't want it too fitted as I like more ease. I think it looks good on me and achieves the mid-century western aesthetic that I was going for.
I'm sure that I'll make this shirt again! I will probably add more embroidery and breast pockets. The original pattern from 1946 that this pattern is based on (which I have in my collection) has embroidery on the sleeves and long sleeve cuffs, plus the arrow slit welt pockets. I imagine that those are not included as those features look rather daunting and I've only seen one version of this shirt where it was embroidered, so perhaps most people would not embroider it, therefore Decades released a simpler version. After I made this shirt I sewed a western shirt with arrow pockets and although they were a formidable foe, once I figured it out, it will be easier to do next time and I'll be adding them to a future Rodeo Gal shirt.
As far as alterations go, I will once again add ease and length and next time make sure I have enough snaps so I can keep the longer length. This shirt is made out of cotton chambray, which is a go-to fabric of mine for shirts. Next time I'd like to make one out of worsted wool, which is the traditional fabric for shirts like these.
Overall, I just adore this shirt! It was my first foray into making fancier mid-century western shirts and I'm very pleased with the outcome. I look forward to making more with contrasting colors and patterns and of course — more embroidery!
In the late '70's, I worked for So-Fro Fabrics in high school. Was a nerdy job until my classmates found out I could make "real" Western shirts complete with contrasting cuffs, plackets, yokes, piping and snaps. I made 13 in six months! But it was a labor of love because there's something about the piping and snaps and calico prints that just makes you happy!
Your shirt brings back those memories. I love it! So bright and happy with the pink and yellow. Love the embroidery too-nice job! Now you need a prairie denim skirt!
Tanya, as always a beautiful make! Well thought out and executed. It looks fabulous on you.
That color is a winner for sure. I have looked at this pattern a number of times and also the Waimea Ranch Shirt by Victoria Jones which is somewhere between a regular button down shirt and your lovely Decades of Style Rodeo shirt.Still haven't decided, maybe I'll just have to spring for both!
Totally inspiring! Now I want one!
You and your shirt are gorgeous. Your hand embroidery is lovely.
Wow, wow, wow! Your shirt is so freakin' cute and you look amazing in it!
Very cute! Excellent job! Looks beautiful on you.
Absolutely beautiful and you look stunning!
This shirt is super cute on you, Tanya! And you look so happy in these photos. The shirt seems very "California" to me. I hope you make lots more. Happy sewing!
I love this on you! You look so happy and it's a beautiful color for you. This really looks like "California" to me. You always amaze me with your skill. Make more of these for sure!
You look too darn cute.
This shirt is amazing!! The snaps match beautifully! One in wool would be so nice too! And I love your embroidery! Thank You for sharing!
Your shirt is seriously cute! Love it! Want it!
Beautifully done! Admiring the piping!
Tanya, this is such a fabulous shirt! I love how beautifully you have embroidered it and the colour choice for your piping is really inspired. The whole thing pops. Beautifully finished inside too!
I love your posts. You have a talent for picking colors and fabrics that work for you. Your work also confirms my theory – – it's all about the FIT.
Very pretty! I can't get over the details you added. Looks great on you.
I think this is the best fitting shirt for a curvy body shape I have ever seen. I would love you to fit a shirt pattern for me. If only……..


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Q: How to use javascript in django template I am using javascript for validating a form in django template, but it's not working,

the DOM events are not fetching the values. even if i give valid input
  to form the console says empty string

HTML snippet
<form onsubmit="return validate_hotel()" action="confirm_hotel/{{hotel_name}}" method="post">
    {% csrf_token %}

        Check in date
        <input id="checkin" type="date" autocomplete="off" name="checkin" >

        Number of guests

        <select autocomplete="off"  name="guests" id="guests">
            <option value="1">1</option>
            <option value="2">2</option>
            <option value="3">3</option>
        </select>

        Username
        <input id="HotelUsername" type="text"  name="username" autocomplete="off">

        Check out date
        <input id="checkout" type="date" autocomplete="off" name="checkout">

        Number of rooms

        <select autocomplete="off">
            <option value="1">1</option>
            <option value="2">2</option>

        </select>

         password
        <input id="password" type="password" autocomplete="off" name="password" >

 {{error_message}}

     <button type="submit">Confirm booking</button>
</form>

here is the javascript function i am using to validate things.
i am using document.getElementById() method to fetch the input values.
function validate_hotel()
{
    var hotel_username = document.getElementById("HotelUsername").value;
    var checkin = document.getElementById("checkin").value;
    var checkout = document.getElementById("checkout").value;
    var hotel_password = document.getElementById("password").value;
    var date_regx = /^(19|20)\d\d([- /.])(0[1-9]|1[012])\2(0[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])$/
    var username_regx = /^[a-zA-Z0-9_$.@]+$/
    var password_regx = /^(?=.*\d).{4,12}$/
    var valid = true;
    console.log(hotel_username, checkin, checkout, hotel_password);
    if (! username_regx.test(hotel_username))
    {
        valid = false;
    }

    if (! password_regx.test(hotel_password))
    {
        valid = false;
    }

    if (! date_regx.test(checkin))
    {
        valid = false;
    }

    if (! date_regx.test(checkout))
    {
        valid = false;
    }

    if (!valid)
    {
        document.getElementById("hotel_error_message").innerHTML = "Invalid inputs";
    }

    return valid;
};

A: Javascript code is executed by the browser (client side) and It is not related to backend (django etc ...). Your code has no problem and works correctly.
To check javascript code I'm using Firefox debugger. It is possible to create break points in your javascript code and watch the variables to check if they get value or not.

*

*In Firefox browser, open debugger.

*Find the file that contains javascript code

*create some break points on some lines

*execute your code (submit the form)

*and then by hovering the mouse on your variables check if they get value or
not. you can also add some watch to check variables.

*when your code is stopped at break points, checking the value of variables is also
available in console.

Anyway, the code works correctly check if you have some elements with same name or something like this.


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Revenue : € 5.6 billion (+ 14.3%)
Operating profit : € 156 million (+ € 20 million)
Net profit (Group share) : € 130 million (+ € 13 million)
The Board of Directors of Colas, chaired by Mr. Hervé Le Bouc, met on August 27, 2008 to examine the half-year statement of accounts and the outlook for the current year.
As of June 30, 2008, consolidated revenue at the Colas Group totaled 5.631 billion euros, a 14.3% rise from the 4.925 billion euros recorded the end of June 2007 (+10.3% with identical xchange rates and scope of business). The first half-year of 2008 thus reflected strong rowth in practically all of the Group's businesses, even if sharp raw material price hikes, in articular bitumen and energy, did played a role in the increase.
In France :
Revenue at the end of June 2008 amounted to 3.54 billion euros, up 12.3% (8.3% with unchanged scope of business) compared to the end of June 2007. In Mainland France, the road sector remained buoyant (+7%) and other road related activities enjoyed strong growth (+30%), due mainly to the railway and waterproofing businesses. In the French overseas departments, revenue rose 10%, boosted for the most part by the Reunion Island's building, public works and civil engineering sectors.
At the end of June 2008, revenue in the Group's international units and French overseas territories totaled 2.1 billion euros, an increase of nearly 18% compared to June 30, 2007 (+14% with identical exchange rates and scope of business).
In Europe, revenue was up 27% (17% with identical exchange rates and scope of business) at 993 million euros, thanks in particular to central Europe's strong road activity and to the railway sector.
North America posted 637 million euros in revenue, a drop of nearly 10% essentially attributable to the weakening of the dollar vs. the euro. With identical exchange rates and scope of business, revenue figures were practically the same as those recorded at the end of June 2007 (-0.7%). The American subsidiaries held up well against a less buoyant backdrop whereas the Canadian companies continued to benefit from an upbeat market.
Revenue in the rest of the world amounted to 464 million euros, a 60% increase (42% with identical exchange rates and scope of business), thanks notably to subsidiaries in Morocco and Madagascar and to the consolidation of the recently acquired Australian company.
Consolidated net profit (Group share) as of June 30, 2008 :
The Group share of net profit reached 130 million euros, compared to 117 million euros on June 30, 2007, thus reflecting the good performance of the Group's businesses during the first half-year.
Outlook :
Colas enjoyed strong growth during the first half-year 2008. Work-on-hand at the end of June 2008 amounted to 7.1 billion euros, a 4% rise compared to the end of June 2007 which was already in itself at a record high level. In light of the less buoyant, more difficult to forecast economic and financial environment, and according to all currently available data, revenue for 2008 should total roughly 12.6 billion euros. If there are no further slumps in the economic environment or unfavorable weather before the end of the year, the Group share of net profit should improve from the 474 million euros recorded at the end of December 2007.


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Q: State Vector vs State-Space I wonder if there is anything common in the concept of 'State vector' and 'State-Space'? Are they anyway related to each other or they are completely different ideas?

A: The domain of state vectors is the state space.


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Made in Germany suction cup car light.
Vintage suction cup car light in good condition. The orange lamp is tested and working. The base diameter is 13 cm and the total height is 16 cm. It has a 1cm diameter plug for small size old style power sockets. I did not test the suction cup. Made in Germany in the 60ies.


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Home News Anambra Shuts 'Baby Factory' In Onitsha
Anambra Shuts 'Baby Factory' In Onitsha
Anambra State government yesterday closed the Community Children's Home at Umunna Street in Onitsha South Local Government, for engaging in alleged child trafficking.
Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development Lady Henrietta Agbata said 25 babies would be taken to the Nigeria Red Cross Community Children's Home in Onitsha.
She handed over a list of registered and government recognised children homes (formerly motherless babies homes) and compassionate homes to the commissioner of Police, director, State Security Service (SSS), the Army and civil defence corps, among other security agencies, and urged them to shut illegal homes.
The commissioner, flanked by the Director, Child Development, Mr. Emeka Ejide, disowned the woman arrested by the police, saying she was not a worker in her ministry.
She said the woman was a deputy director in the Local Government Service Commission in Onitsha South Local Government.
Lady Agbata said: "Babies are not chickens placed for sale and exchanged for financial benefits.
''God has exposed them. We are investigating the home for an alleged trafficking before this one. Therefore, we have closed the place, but investigation is on. The babies and the items in the store will be transferred to the Red Cross Children's Home, Onitsha."
She said the Christian Relief Compassionate Home, Obosi, remained closed, although respite came its way, following the discovery of the missing child in Okija and the arrest of the parties involved.
Two women were arrested in connection with the alleged trafficking of two babies, aged three months and three days on February 26.
Police spokesman Emeka Chukwuemeka confirmed their arrest.
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Producer (A) has a 180aph with 85% coverage: 180aph x 85% = 153 bushel guarantee; or 153 bushels x $5.65 revenue guarantee = $864.45 per acre. If you produce your 180 bushel aph, then $864.45 per acre divided by your 180 yield = $4.80 per bushel. Meaning prices have to go below $4.80 for you to collect a payment. If you produce more than you aph, say 190 bushels, then you will have a $4.55 floor; produce 200 bushels and your floor is $4.32.
Producer (B) has a 180aph with 80% coverage: 180aph x 80% = 144 bushel guarantee; or 144 bushels x $5.65 revenue guarantee = $813.60 per acre. If you produce your 180 bushel aph, then $813.60 per acre divided by your 180 yield = $4.52 per bushel. If you produce more than you aph, say 190 bushels, then you will have a $4.28 floor; produce 200 bushels and your floor is $4.07.
Producer (C) has a 180aph with 75% coverage: 180aph x 75% = 135 bushel guarantee; or 135 bushels x $5.65 revenue guarantee = $762.75 per acre. If you produce your 180 bushel aph, then $762.75 per acre divided by your 180 yield = $4.24 per bushel. If you produce more than you aph, say 190 bushels, then you will have a $4.01 floor; produce 200 bushels and your floor is $3.81.
Make sure you talk over the specifics with your crop insurance agent. I just want everyone to know and understand you do NOT have $5.65 floor in place. As you can see a lot will hinge on your total production and percent of coverage. From where I sit, if you have 85% coverage and the crop isn't looking so hot I would be apprehensive to price any additional bushels at this time. From my math I see very little additional downside risk with DEC13 prices trading at sub-$5.00 levels. On the other hand for those with less coverage and a good crop, you are looking at an entirely different scenario, and may have another $1.00 of downside exposure. Moral of the story, it might be tougher than you think to collect on this so called revenue insurance "guarantee," unless you have some serious crop failures. Don't fall asleep at the wheel thinking you are covered. Make sure you are talking over specifics with your individual advisors.
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Ethanol and food deprivation induced enhancement of hepatotoxicity in rats given carbon tetrachloride at low concentration.
Department of Hygiene, Shinshu University School of Medicine, Japan.
Effects of chronic ethanol consumption and one day food deprivation on the hepatotoxicity of low dose carbon tetrachloride (CCl4; 0 to 100 ppm inhalation for eight hours) in rats were investigated by using biochemical and histopathological methods. Liver malondialdehyde (MDA) contents were significantly increased by exposure to 5 ppm to 50 ppm CCl4 in ethanol treated rats or by exposure to 25 ppm to 50 ppm CCl4 in food deprived rats but not in rats without ethanol or food deprivation. The MDA concentrations reached a maximum at 10 ppm and 50 ppm CCl4 in ethanol treated and food deprived rats, respectively, and decreased to the non-exposed concentration at 100 ppm CCl4. At greater than or equal to 50 ppm CCl4 plasma MDA contents increased significantly only in ethanol treated rats. None of the exposure concentrations influenced plasma glutamic-oxaloacetic transamidase (GOT) and glutamic-pyruvic transaminase (GPT) activities in rats that were only exposed to CCl4 whereas exposure to 10 ppm or higher concentrations combined with ethanol increased both activities. To a lesser extent food deprivation combined with exposure to greater than or equal to 25 ppm CCl4 had the same effect. No histopathological changes were found in the liver of rats exposed to less than or equal to 10 ppm CCl4, and only a few ballooned hepatocytes were seen in centrilobular areas when exposure was 25 ppm or higher. The presence of ballooned and hepatocytes became a regular feature of mid-zonal areas in ethanol treated rats and in the centrilobular areas of food deprived rats after exposure to </= 10 and </=25 ppm CC1(4) respectively. Necrotic hepatocytes were seen in centrilobular areas in liver from ethanol treated and food deprived rats when exposure CC1(4) was >/=25 ppm and >/=50 ppm respectively. These results indicate that consumption of ethanol and food deprivation potentiate CCl(4) induced hepatic damage even at low concentrations of CCl(4) by promoting lipid peroxidation. Thus heavy drinking may be a risk factor for CCl(4) induced hepatic damage even though the CCl(4) concentration is as low as the threshold limit value.


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Every year, the Oscar nominations are full of surprises and snubs. It is no secret that the nomination process is often influenced by several factors in addition to the craft of the film such as aggressive publicity campaigns, controversies (not sorry for you, Mr. Franco), the political mood, and unfortunately, prejudice (#OscarsSoWhite). Unlike the race for the Best Picture, where films enjoy a level playing field only in the US (at times, the UK as well), the foreign language entries have to undergo this rigorous process twice. The film boards of each participating country analyse their respective films along the same parameters locally before submitting them to the Academy. This year, a record 92 countries submitted their entries, but only five can ever make the cut. #DSSCRecommends four foreign language films that are worth your time despite not bearing the 'Academy Award Nominee' tag.
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Robin Campillo, France
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Set during the Paris chapter of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP) in the 1990s, the film charts the story of HIV-positive Sean and his HIV-negative partner, Nathan. Campillo draws from his own experience with ACT UP and deftly proposes gay sex as an expression of utmost kindness and generosity against a backdrop of public health crisis and social stigma. Without resorting to a morbid tone, even as Sean's condition steadily deteriorates, Campillo playfully juxtaposes the political and personal in this Grand Prix winner (Cannes). In the words of NPR's Bob Mondello, "[Campillo] humanizes a pandemic that's often viewed in terms of numbers of antibodies, infections, deaths."
Alain Gomis, Senegal
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Félicité's 14-year old son gets injured in an accident and risks losing his leg. To arrange money for his immediate treatment, the singer must seek the help of her contemptuous boss and hostile family. The film captures the gritty reality of everyday life in Kinshasa, the capital of Congo, which is riddled with corruption and misogyny, but does so with a remarkable generosity of spirit. The street scenes give the film the semblance of a documentary while its music is an ode to life's embrace of joy, sorrow, and wonder. The two approaches work together to make it look like a concert film. Félicité is also a meticulous character study in which the protagonist's suffering in isolation is not the centre of the film, but instead it enables — and emboldens — her to grow outwards towards the world. While this Senegalese entry to the Oscars did not make the final cut of five, it has myriad accolades to its name; the film made it to the December shortlist after winning the Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize at the Berlin International Festival, the Best Film at FESPACO, and setting a new record at the Africa Movie Academy Awards by taking home six statues.
Hong Sang-soo, South Korea
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Based on the director's own extra-marital affair with Kim Min-hee, the leading actress of the film, On the Beach at Night Alone, is understood by many to be an act of penance. We see Young-hee going from Berlin to South Korea, whilst contemplating her failed relationship with a movie director. With conversations flowing between Young-hee and her friend, the film delves into sorrow and thoughtfulness, and the layers of misunderstanding and awkwardness that govern power dynamics between the sexes. More importantly, its strength lies in imbuing these familiar insights with refreshing absurdity. With her captivating performance, Kim Min-hee became the first Korean actress to win the Silver Bear for Best Actress at the Berlin International Film Festival in 2017.
#DSSCTopTip: While the film is considered one of Hong Sang-soo's finest, its themes are not particularly accessible to those unfamiliar with his body of work. We recommend checking out Woman is the Future of Man (2004), HaHaHa (2010), and Right Now, Wrong Then (2015).
The Wound
John Trengove, South Africa
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Trengove, a white director, takes up the challenge of focusing his lens on a practice that is essential to the blacks in South Africa. The Wound is set within the Xhosa community in rural South Africa where teenage boys undergo Ukwaluka, an annual rite of passage that involves circumcision without anaesthesia to symbolise their transition to adulthood. The emphasis on hyper-masculinity is complicated by the queerness of three characters, one of whom begins to question the relevance of this outmoded and painful ritual. A first-time director, Trengove avoids making a case for or against Ukwaluka, and the film shines in its sincerity in not devolving into an ethnographic tour. The Wound also marks the acting debut of musician Nakhane Touré, who is terrifically convincing in his role as Xolani, a caretaker who must keep his gay identity a secret. The film was shortlisted for nomination in the Best Foreign Language Film category in December.
The final nominees are:
A Fantastic Woman (Chile)
The Insult (Lebanon)
Loveless (Russia)
On Body and Soul (Hungary)
The Square (Sweden)
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